"Shadows of Deception: Unraveling Conspiracy Theories in Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None" is a sophisticated theoretical examination of Agatha Christie's masterpiece, delving into the intricate layers of deception, conspiracy, and psychological tension that weave throughout the novel. This work examines the novel's plot of ten strangers isolated on an island, systematically eliminated based on their hidden past crimes, highlighting themes of appearance versus reality, justice and injustice, guilt and innocence, as well as sanity and insanity. It presents the novel as a complex...